… simply “sweat out” a few pounds by exercising in a heavy sweatshirt or camping out in a sauna for extended periods.But what amounts to intentional dehydration is never a good idea. “It’s not …
… honey to warm water or teaSpending time in a steamy room, like a steamed-up bathroom or saunaGetting enough rest (try lying on an incline when staying flat leads to coughing fits)Drinking plenty of …
… sperm health,” emphasizes Dr. Bole.Given that, it’s best to stay away from hot tubs and saunas if you’re trying to conceive. Avoid keeping a laptop computer on your lap, too, as the …
… to breathing problems like asthma, try to limit your exposure to damp, humid areas like basements and saunas,” Dr. Ibrahim recommends.To keep yourself and your family healthy, follow these tips for limiting mold exposure …
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